Open firebird631 opened 1 year ago
Hi , thanks i appreciate this. What issues did you have ? I have not tested in a sub dir , but i think with standard instructions , if you tweak your server settings you can make it work. For example you can create a reverse proxy of gogs running in a hidden port with root configuration as is, and forwarding requests from http://yourdomain.com/gogs to internal --> gogs service.
In my case it was not able to retrieve the files from custom directory, it necessary needed to move to public. I've really goes on detail, but I found nothing special on Gogs documentation.
I think that happened because web server of yourdomain.com thinks root is yourdomain.com/ but gogs thinks root is yourdomain.com/gogs/
You need to serve gogs with a reverse proxy , or under a virtual host in apache. Otherwise probably you will face issues with gogs in general i believe , not just with this theme.
Thank for your help.
In my case my nginx location :
location /gogs/ {
proxy_pass http://localhost:3000/;
proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr;
proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;
proxy_set_header Host $http_host;
proxy_read_timeout 90;
}
and gogs app.ini
ROOT_URL = http://servername/gogs/
try root url without the gogs part. and keep that nginx config the same as above. i have something similar.
Hi, thank for this nice theme.
There is issues when gogs is not on root of website, for examples on http://yourhost/gogs/
In that case there is many changes I applied in way to work but I am not satisfied with my solution.
Changing the inject/head.tmpl and prepend the path (in that example prepend with /gogs/ ). Then there is still issue because it doesn't look at custom/css/themes directory but look for public/css/themes. So I move the dark_themes.css into public/css/themes/
Finally modify the url( ...) path into the dark_themes.css with prepend /gogs/ in way it retrieve images.
Does someone have a better solutio ?